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Public colleges, universities and other institutions that have hosted U.S. Supreme Court justices over the past decade including in Mississippi.

Minority and small farmers don't always have the luxury to move from flood-prone land. Could rice be the key to their survival?

Forty-one young women will compete in Hattiesburg this week to see who will represent Mississippi as the next Miss Hospitality. Find out who they are.

Three state universities received A+ national marks for early education teacher preparation programs.

JXN Water released its annual water quality report for the 2022 calendar year. See the findings.

Michael Morris is the new director of the the Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum.

An employee hired by the city dropped his cell phone in the shredder causing a fire at the Jackson Records Management Warehouse, according to the mayor.

With one justice recused, the Mississippi Supreme Court could potentially have a tie when it rules on House Bill 1020. See what would happen then.

In a 3-hour hearing, U.S. District Court Judge Henry Wingate heard Jackson city leaders concerns over lack of communication from Ted Henifin.

Families in Mississippi and other states are navigating new laws for gender-affirming health care.